Dylan Roberts

As of 2023, Dylan Roberts lived in Avon, Colorado.[1] Roberts earned a B.A. in political science and environmental studies from Boston College in 2011 and a J.D. from the University of Colorado in 2016. His career experience includes working as a deputy district attorney with the Colorado Fifth Judicial District Attorney's Office, a summer associate with Welborn Sullivan Meck & Tooley, P.C., and the campaign director for an Ed Perlmutter congressional campaign.[2][3]

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Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I am a third-generation Coloradan who was lucky to grow up in our mountain communities where I now am raising my family.

Formerly a prosecutor in the Eagle County District Attorney's Office, I have now served in the Colorado House of Representatives since 2018 where I have worked with Republicans and Democrats to solve challenges facing our communities. I have helped lower health insurance costs on the Western Slope by over 35%, wrote and passed the first-in-the-nation bill to cap the cost of insulin for people with diabetes, led the largest investment in affordable housing development in state history, and have been a tireless advocate for protecting our Colorado water and promoting our rural small businesses and economy.

I have been rated as one of the most bipartisan and accessible legislators in Colorado and look forward to bringing my record of problem-solving and focus on results over politics to the State Senate on behalf of our mountain and rural communities.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

The state legislature must have a relentless focus on lowering the cost of living in our mountain and rural communities. I will prioritize legislation that brings a long-term solution to our affordable housing crisis so we can ensure our workforce can live in the communities where they work. I will continue my work on lowering the cost of health care and child care so families can get the help they need. I will also support efforts to cut taxes and red tape on our small businesses so that they can thrive, create good-paying jobs, and improve our rural economies.The threat of drought, wildfire, and climate change is one that imperils our economic and personal futures. One of my top priorities will be protecting our Colorado water from front range and out-of-state interests and preparing our state for the possibility of water use restrictions imposed by the federal government. Funding for wildfire response, mitigation, and recovery must be a priority over the coming years, and doing everything we can to preserve our area's natural beauty for the generations to come will always be top of mind for me.As a State Senator, I will ensure that women's personal freedoms are protected in Colorado, that equality is not infringed by state law, and that our democracy is preserved..

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Making life more affordable for our rural and mountain communities.

Standing up for our Colorado water and protecting our lands.

Ensuring our next generation has the tools to succeed with well-funded education and economic opportunity.

Promoting rural small businesses, agriculture, and working families.

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